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The first Grand Prix motor race is held at Le Mans.
The world's first Grand Prix motor race takes place on the roads near Le Mans, marking a new era in motorsport.
Organized by the Automobile Club de France, the inaugural Grand Prix took place on a 64-mile circuit near Le Mans.
On June 26, 1906, twenty-two cars assembled at the Sarthe region to compete in one of the earliest long-distance motor races.
French manufacturers like Renault and Peugeot showcased their latest models in an ambitious test of speed and reliability.
The race's success captured international attention and laid the groundwork for the global Grand Prix racing tradition.
Today, this milestone is celebrated as the precursor to modern Formula One competition.
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